If you are a big Netflix’s hit drama Riverdale and wanted to experience their go-to diner, surely you will happy about this news! Introducing the Fabulous Fifties Cafe – the FIRST-EVER 1950’s themed bar and restaurant in Cebu City.
Located at the heart of Metro Cebu in Crown Regency Hotel & Towers – Fuente Osmena, the Fabulous Fifties Cafe is your next retro dining experience to fill that Pop’s Diner-shaped hole in your heart (and Instagram feed). If you can’t book that flight to Canada just yet, bring your squad here for a late night chill at the perfect Instagram-worthy place that oozes the vintage charm we all lust after.
Fifties Cafe Menu
Other information
Operating hours: 6PM to 2AM, Mondays to Sundays
Cuisine: American
Contact details: (032) 418-8888 local 8803 / Facebook Page
It’s best to go there when driving your own vehicle or hailing a taxi or Grab. Fare would normally range from ₱80 to ₱120 from Ayala Center Cebu or SM City Cebu. Just tap for “Crown Regency Tower 2”.
If you’re commuting, there’s a lot of jeepney with routes passing through Fuente Circle. Just inform the driver to driver you off nearest to Crown Regency in Fuente. Your options include, but not limited to:
– From/To Lahug: 04H, 17B, 17D
– From/To Mabolo: 03B
– From/To Ayala: 14D
It’s not the first time we’ve heard of a Santorini-inspired resort in Cebu. The first one was seen in Southern Cebu — now, we are finally seeing another one in Northern Cebu via this newly renovated – and continuously improved — resort.
Hail to the dramatic white and blue Greek-like architecture of Bercede Bay Resort in Catmon, Northern Cebu. The Mediterranean-inspired theme overlooking the stunning view of the sea will never fail your expectations. Here you can enjoy a little piece of Greece–soak in their pools and stay in their elegant-looking villa with 5 rooms – all with a touch of warm Filipino hospitality.
Photo by Phil Fee Coll
Photo by Charisse Urpiana
Photo by Marcon Kavin James
Photo by Lucy Karren Comendador
Photo by Kenchikuka Canoy Harayo
Rates & Other information
RATES
Overnight Rate: – ₱14,000 per night – Good for 15pax in excess of ₱250 per person – Inclusive of 5 rooms – Exclusive / Private Use only – Check-in: 2PM (Weekday), 6PM (Saturday), 4PM (Sunday) – Check-out: 12NN (Weekday), 3PM (Saturday), 2PM (Sunday)
Day Use: – ₱5,500 per day – Good for 15pax in excess of ₱150 per person – No room access – Day use hours: 8AM to 5PM – Based on reservations
Amenities
Pool
Beach
Entertainment room (videoke & billiards)
Other information
Walk-ins are not allowed. You need to make a reservation ahead of time.
No option for per room booking. You have to book the whole place (overnight or day use).
From the North Bus Terminal, take any bus going to Catmon. Just tell the bus attendant to drop you off at the said resort (or beside Agua Villa Resort) in Panalipan, Catmon. Bus fare is ~₱85 per head (one-way). The resort is located just along the highway.
The resort can be navigated on Waze. Whether you are riding a bus or your own vehicle, it’s best to navigate via Waze. There’s an ample parking space available in the resort.
Summer in Cebu gets more exciting year on year. And this news will surely thrill you!
One of the most popular adventure parks in Cebu, Papa Kit’s Marina & Fishing Lagoon in Liloan – in partnership with Aquapolis Corp.’s Aqua Quattro – launched today the BIGGEST inflatable island and sports adventure water park in Cebu.
Exact location: AquaQuattro Inflatable Water Park is floating on Silot Bay of Lilo-an at Papa Kit’s Marina and Fishing Lagoon. Located exactly town of Lilo-an, 1st gate is in-front of Carenderia along “Cebu National Road” and 2nd gate is in-front of Lilo-an National High School along “North Coastal Road’. Travel time is 1-1.5 hours away from the city.
– JEEP: Ride any 25 or 27 jeepney going to Liloan from the SM City Cebu Terminal.
– V-HIRE: Ride a v-hire going to Liloan from the SM City Cebu Terminal. Fare is only P50 per way.
– UBER/GRABCAR/TAXI: 1.5-2 hours travel time. Estimated cost is P300 per way.
– PRIVATE: Spacious parking lot is available. To navigate, just search for “Papa Kit’s Marina” on Waze or Google Maps.
Dine in the heart of the sea with a beautiful view of the stunning sunset.
If you are a fan of seafoods and a lover of sea breeze and ambient dining experience at the same time, this is the perfect restaurant for you. Godongri Grill / GG Blue Restaurant has been operating for quite some time already, but this is actually the first time I’ve heard of it and upon seeing its interesting “dine by the sea” concept, I won’t be surprised this will go viral and attract a thousand more people.
GG Blue Restaurant is located inside Hadsan Beach Resort in Brgy. Agus, Lapu-Lapu City. You won’t need to pay any entrance fees if you dine in the restaurant.
Photo by Cam Gab
Photo by Senyor Luigie Del
MENU / PRICE LIST
Other information
Entrance fee: None. If you dine in.
Operating hours: 9AM to 12MN, Mondays to Sundays
Cuisine: Filipino
Contact numbers: (032) 318-4703 / 0917 303 0889
How to get there?
Exact location: Inside Hadsan Beach Resort in M. L. Quezon National Highway, Brgy. Agus, Lapu-Lapu City — 1-2 hours away from the city.
It’s best to go there when driving your own car or hailing a taxi / Grab so you won’t have a hard time commuting your way back. This can be navigated via Waze, just search for “Hadsan Beach Resort” or “GG Blue Restaurant” in Lapu-Lapu City.
If you opt to commute: – From SM City, ride a 01K jeep (across APM Mall or near Sun Gold) going to Parkmall. Or ride 01K jeep from Emall. ₱7-15 fare. – From Parkmall Terminal, ride a MI-04B multicab going to So-ong (SOONG) / Maribago – fare is ₱10/head. Ask the driver to drop you off near Hadsan’s. It’s a bit of a walk getting to the gate.
J Centre Mall, commonly known as JMall, surprised us – especially its loyal customers – with the launch of its game-changing Food Park last February 2018. It has indeed elevated the mall scene in Cebu with its unique Venetian concept and sights yet featuring wide array of local and foreign food and beverages.
The J Centre Food Park houses at least 25 food kiosks of different types in a spacious and fully air-conditioned area that can accommodate up to 400 people at once.
This food haven is located at the 3rd Level of J Centre Mall in A.S. Fortuna, Mandaue City, Cebu. Don’t know how to get here? Read until the last paragraph for the directions.
The Tenants
How to get there?
Exact location: 3rd Floor of J Centre Mall in A.S. Fortuna, Mandaue City, Cebu — 30-45 minutes away from Ayala Cebu or SM City Cebu.
J Centre Mall has a vast parking space that can accommodate over 800 cars. It can be navigated via Waze or Google Maps, and can be marked as a destination on Grab (also popular among taxi drivers).
If you opt to commute, these are your options:
– From the Ayala PUV terminal, ride a 20A jeepney going to Caltex Tipolo. From there, ride a 20i jeepney going to J Centre Mall.
– From Gaisano Country Mall in Banilad, ride a 20i jeepney going to J Centre Mall.
SKY Pay-Per-View brings you two multi-weight world champions in an action-packed battle this April. Former world boxing champion Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire Jr. fights for another world title when he goes head to head against Irishman Carl “The Jackal” Frampton for the interim World Boxing Organization (WBO) Featherweight division title, in the Irishman’s own backyard at the SSE Arena in Belfast, United Kingdom.
Fight Details
Fight Date: April 22, 2018 (Manila Time)
Venue: SSE Arena, Belfast, Northern Island
Broadcast Time: 2:30AM
With Replays (Same Day): 6:00AM, 9:30AM, 4:00PM, 7:30PM
Nonito Donaire Jr.
Record: 38-4 Record (24 Knockouts)
Height: 5'5"
Stance: Orthodox
Won 4 of his last 5 fights
Last win: September 2017, over Ruben Garcia Hernandez
In 2012, Donaire was named Fighter of the Year by the prestigious Boxing Writers Association of America.
Carl Frampton
Record: 24-1 (14 Knockouts)
Height: 5'5"
Stance: Orthodox
Won his last 5 fights
Last win: November 2017, over Horacio Garcia
In 2016, Frampton was named Fighter of the Year by the Boxing Writers Association of America.
Undercard Fights
IBF Intercontinental Super Featherweight
Jono Carroll
(15-0, 2KOs)
vs
Marco McCullough
(18-4, 11KOs)
Middleweight
Conrad Cummings
(12-1-1)
vs
Luke Keeler
(13-2, 5KO)
WBO World Bantamweight
Zolani Tete
(26-3, 21KO)
vs
Omar Andres Narvaez
(47-2-2, 25 KOs)
Bonus Content
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You might be familiar of Maravilla, Tabuelan already after it went viral on our Facebook Page and blog, reaching to more than 1.5 million people. In fact, it became the popular beach destination during the holy week.
Due to the town’s gaining popularity, I won’t be surprised if private properties will begin to open to the public and new resorts will pop out gradually. Well, there’s this one gorgeous resort that recently opened. Introducing, the Bethlehem de Paradise Resort in Brgy. Maravilla, Tabuelan.
Bethlehem de Paradise is noticeably rich and elegant, and grants you the privilege of a well-maintained swimming pool with slides and two circular mini pools, highly fitting for a night swim. The name implies that the place is bound to be the least bit religious, and it is. There are big statues of Mother Mary and her son Jesus, right behind the wall of front side and a personalized cave right and protected by them. The resort’s lay out rings of sophistication and grace that it’s welcoming but at the same time intimidating. (source)
Photo by Jinkz Kai Chaii
Photo by Jinkz Kai Chaii
Photo by Jinkz Kai Chaii
Photo by Jinkz Kai Chaii
Photo by Jinkz Kai Chaii
Photo by Jinkz Kai Chaii
Rooms
Rates & Other Information
Day Use
Entrance fee: ₱200 per adult / ₱150 per kid (8AM to 5PM only)
Cottage: ₱1,500 per day (Inclusive of entrance fees good for 6pax)
Overnight Room Rates
Standard Room: ₱2,500 per night, good for 2pax
Family Room: ₱3,000 per night, good for 4pax
Barkada Room: ₱4,000 per night, good for 8pax – Inclusive of entrance fees. – Pay ₱200 per person per night excess. – Check-in at 2PM / Check-out at 12NN the next day
From the North Bus Terminal, ride any bus going to Tabuelan – fare is ₱90-115 (one-way). Drop off at Tabuelan Public Market – where you can buy ahead your food. From the Public Market, ride a motorbike or habal2x going to the resort which is located before the Maravilla Beach Resort – fare is ₱40 per person.
If you’re bringing your own vehicle, just navigate via Waze and search for “Bethlehem de Paradise Resort” in Tabuelan, Cebu.
Nestled between the mountain and the sea sits Cebu Club Fort Med – an inviting and picturesque resort in Boljoon, Southern Cebu. It boasts a hectare of lush gardens and quaint cottages where you will be greeted by a panoramic view of the Bohol Strait.
Cebu Club Fort Med is a warm and intimate sanctuary promising to be your getaway from the bustling city life. Whether you’re there for fun, adventure or just relaxation, there is sure to be an activity for you.
There are 20 clean and comfortable bungalows of different types, scattered all throughout the resort. They exude the same rustic charm and simplicity as the rest of the area, making it easy to lose track of time and just enjoy by yourselves.
Photo by Leslie Lidot
Facilities and Amenities
Air-con Rooms with Cable TV, Wi-Fi
Bar & restaurant
Function Rooms
Dive Shop
Kayak Rentals
Billiard Game facilities
Karaoke Room
Therapeutic Massage Service
Swimming Pools, Jacuzzi
Rooms
Rates & Other Information
Day Use
Entrance fee: ₱250 per adult / ₱150 per kid (8AM to 5PM only)
Cottage: ₱400 per day (Open Cottage) / ₱500 per day (Japanese Cottage)
Billiard: ₱100 per hour
Videoke: ₱500 first 2 hours (₱100 / succeeding hour)
Therapeutic Massage: ₱400 per hour
Hiking at Eli Rock: ₱100 per person (with guide and bottled water)
Boljoon Church & Museum Tour: ₱200 per person (with guide and van)
Overnight Room Rates
Row house type: ₱2,000 per night
Single Detached: ₱2,600 per night
Casita: ₱3,600 per night – All rooms are good for 2 adults & 2 kids. – Pay ₱200 per person per night excess. Max. of 6 persons per room. – Extra bed is ₱200. – Check-in at 2PM / Check-out at 12NN the next day
Exact location: Brgy. Arbor, Boljoon, Southern Cebu — 2-3hr drive from the city, located just along the highway.
From the South Bus Terminal, take an aircon or non-aircon bus going to Boljoon. You will pass by nine municipalities (Talisay, Minglanilla, San Fernando, Naga, Carcar, Sibonga, Argao, Dalaguete, and Alcoy) before reaching Boljoon. Tell the driver or konduktor to drop you off at Cebu Club Fort Med in Brgy. Arbor. Fare is ₱120-128 per person (one-way).
If you’re bringing your own vehicle, just navigate on Waze and search for “Cebu Club Fort Med”. There’s an ample parking space available.
Is your budget stopping you from enjoying summer? Don’t fret. Here’s the perfect getaway to relax, unwind and experience the salty wind dashing in your face with clear blue waters on a budget of less than ₱200.
Grab your picnic basket, sunblock, camping gear or tables/chairs, swimsuit, goggles, and best OOTDs now! Experience this newly discovered mini paradise in Northern Cebu — the Tonggo Beach a.k.a. “Ka-Tero” or Sliding beach in Marigondon, Lapu-Lapu City, Mactan, Cebu.
Photo by Reymart Arias
Photo by Reymart Arias
Photo by Reymart Arias
Photo by Reymart Arias
Photo by Reymart Arias
Fares
₱7-15 per person – Multicab/jeepney fare from Emall/APM to Parkmall
₱10 per person – Multicab/jeepney fare from Parkmall to Tamiya Terminal
₱10 per person – Multicab/jeepney fare from Tamiya Terminal (Lapu-Lapu) to Crossing Marigondon
₱20 per person – Habal-habal (motorbike) from Crossing Marigondon to Bluereef/Ocean Pearl.
₱10 per person – Entrance fee
NOTE:
– You can bring your own tent. Or tables and chairs. There are limited tents for rent available only.
– DO NOT bring expensive stuff. Always keep an eye on your belongings.
– No snacks for sale in the area.
– Bringing of food and drinks is okay for now. Also bring your own trash bag. CLEAN AS YOU GO POLICY.
– STRICTLY LEAVE NO TRACE.
How to get there?
Exact location: “Ka-Tero” / Sliding / Tonggo Beach in Marigondon, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu. 1-2 hours from Cebu City.
First of all, DO NOT hesitate to ask people around when going there, especially when you have reached to Marigondon.
– From SM City, ride a 01K jeep (across APM Mall or near Sun Gold) going to Parkmall. Or ride 01K jeep from Emall. ₱7-15 fare.
– From Parkmall Terminal, ride a MI-04A jeepney going Tamiya Terminal – fare is ₱10/head. Or ask around which jeepney can you ride.
– From there, ride another multicab from Tamiya Terminal. Tell the driver to drop you off at Crossing Marigondon – fare ₱10/head.
– Then ride a habal-habal (motorbike) going to the eskina Bluereef or Ocean Pearl. Or just inform the driver to drop you off at the eskina of Tonggo Beach in Marigondon – fare ₱20/head.
– Then walk a little further until you reach to the island. Note, it will be quite a long walk.
I dream of a never-ending summer vacation and an endless search for cool places to go to. But did you know there’s one place in Cebu that can offer you quite a lot?
Visit. Climb. Seize. Rest. Savor. Explore. Trek. These are just some of the things you can do and feel in the aesthetic natures of the “Summer Capital of Southern Cebu” — Dalaguete in Southern Cebu. Dalaguete has showcased its utmost riches from history to its waters down to its great hikes. Here are Dalaguete’s 10 wonderfully crafted go-to-places.
1. Osmeña Peak
Abe GeligJoevercon Dugos
Neriza Paz Caballero
Neriza Paz Caballero
Neriza Paz Caballero
Neriza Paz Caballero
Neriza Paz Caballero
Dalaguete’s ever astonishing Osmeña Peak, which stands at 1,013 meters above sea level (MASL), is quiet rejuvenating as you go up to the mountains as it is also time for the sun to rise in the early morning.
It is, definitely, one of the mostly visited spots and the pride of this municipality. You can bring your loved ones there and spend the rest of the day and even the night/s as you create astounding memories with them to cherish.
Bus Fare (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete’s Junction for Osmeña Peak) – Php120. 00
Distance (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete’s Junction for Osmeña Peak) – 100.4 kms.
Travel Time (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete’s Junction for Osmeña Peak) – 3 hours and 2 minutes
Travel Time (Dalaguete’s Junction for Osmeña Peak to Osmeña Peak trailhead) – about 1 hour
Motorbike Fare – Php 100.00
Travel time (Osmeña Peak trailhead to the mountain peak by walk) – about 30 minutes
Entrance Fee – Php30.00
Tour Guide Fee – Average of Php150.00 (Optional)
How to get there?
From South Bus terminal, take a bus bound for Alcoy and pay the bus fare. Be sure to inform the conductor or the bus driver to drop you off at Dalaguete’s junction for Osmeña Peak. At the point, you can actually see landmarks such as 7-Eleven and Julie’s Bakeshop right across it. Then, you can ride a motorbike going to Osmeña Peak’s trailhead from that junction. As you reach the trailhead, you have to pay the entrance fee. Then, start the trekking!
2. Kandungaw Peak
Ram Mancelita
Fare (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete Proper) – Php 120.00
Travel Time (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete Proper) – about 3 hours
Motorbike Fare (Dalaguete Proper to Kandungaw Peak) – Php150.00
Entrance Fee – Php 30.00/head
Tour Guide – Php200.00 (Optional)
How to get there?
Take a bus bound for Dalaguete. Then, ask the conductor or bus driver to drop you off at Dalaguete Proper. To ask the motorbike driver that you wish to go to Kandungaw Peak and ride is your next step. Finally, as you arrive at the trailhead, pay for the entrance fee. Then, explore!
3. Casino Peak
Tonix Cardente
Casino Peak, also known as Lugsangan Peak, is famous for its “Chocolate Hill-like mounds” located in Lugsangan, Tabon, Dalaguete Cebu. Casino Peak offers a jaw-dropping sight of the green landscapes and peaks that will surely remind you of Bohol’s famous hills. However, hikers need to be cautious because of its rocky terrain and vegetables planted in the nooks.
Fare (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete Proper) – Php 120.00
Travel Time (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete Proper) – about 3 hours
Motorbike Fare (Dalaguete Proper to Kandungaw Peak) – Php150.00
Entrance Fee – Php 30.00/head
Tour Guide – Php200.00 (Optional)
How to get there?
– From the South Bus Terminal, take a bus going to Dalaguete. Drop off at Dalaguete junction or town center in front of 7-Eleven Dalaguete. Fare is ~P120 per head. 2.5-3 hours travel from Cebu City. – Take a habal-habal ride to Lugsangan for P150 per head. Tell the driver you’re going to Casino Peak as there are several peaks in Dalaguete.
4. Sergio’s Strawberry Farm
Ram Mancelita
Ram Mancelita
Ram Mancelita
Regarded as the Summer Capital of Cebu, Dalaguete introduces its new strawberry farm located in Brgy. Mantalongon.
Fare (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete Proper) – Php 120.00
Travel Time (South Bus Terminal to Dalaguete Proper) – about 3 hours
Motorbike Fare (Dalaguete Proper to Strawberry Farm, Mantalongon) – Php 150.00
Travel Time (Dalaguete Proper to Strawberry Farm, Mantalongon) – 51 minutes
Entrance Fee – Php 50.00/head
Price of Strawberries – Php 800.00/kg
How to get there?
Take a bus bound for Dalaguete, Cebu. Then, ask the conductor or bus driver to drop you off at Dalaguete Proper. To negotiate the motorbike driver in going to the Strawberry Farm is your next step. Finally, as you arrive at the farm, pay for the entrance fee. Then, buy and savor!
5. Obong Spring
Yen Malasaga
Yen Malasaga
Yen Malasaga
Where the 400-year old Dakit tree stays, the Obong Spring unceasingly unveils its natural beauty and purpose.
Fare (South Bus Terminal to Obong Spring Highway)- Php 120.00
Distance (South Bus Terminal to Obong Spring Highway)- 90.8 kms.
Travel Time (South Bus Terminal to Obong Spring Highway)- 2 hours and 17 minutes
Entrance Fee – Php 5.00/head (Please refer to the information board.)
How to get there?
Take a bus bound for Dalaguete, Cebu. Then, ask the conductor or bus driver to drop you off at Obong Spring Highway. Then, right across where you must go down from the bus, you can see a sign board (Please refer to the photo with the “Welcome to Obong Spring”.). Have your short walk towards the destination. Finally, pay for the entrance fee. Then, seize the calm waters and relaxing view!
6. San Guillermo de Aquitania Church
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Dalaguete has quitely been showcasing its humble tutelage–the historic church of San Guillermo de Aquitania Church. So, go and pay a visit to this sacred place!
Fare (South Bus Terminal to San Guillermo de Aquitania Church)- Php 120.00
Distance from Cebu City – 90.7 kms.
Travel time from Cebu City – 2 hours and 9 minutes
How to get there?
From South Bus Terminal, take a bus bound for Alcoy. Then, ask the conductor to drop you off at Poblacion,Dalaguete. Moreover, from the highway, you can take a short walk towards the church. Visit and don’t forget to pray!
7. Kulabyaw Cave
Photo by Biyaherong Barat Travel & PhotographyPhoto from TripAdvisor
Before reaching Osmeña Peak, the highest peak among the Mantalongon range, trekkers pass through a cave where it is famous for its thousands of bats and other nocturnal denizens flying in and out of the cave. That’s why it is called Kulabyaw Cave.
8. Sunflower Garden
Edfer Villahermosa
Edfer Villahermosa
Edfer Villahermosa
The Sunflower Garden or the “I Love Dalaguete Flower Farm” is the newest attraction in Mantalongon, Dalaguete — it was opened just early this year. It features at least 400 sunflowers and not less than 16 other flower species. The blooming season usually happens every April-May and September-October.
Entrance fee: P50 per head
Operating hours: 8AM to 5PM, Mondays to Sundays (as of March 2018)
How to get there?
From the South Bus Terminal, ride any bus bound for Dalaguete. Inform the driver or conductor to drop you off at 7-Eleven Dalaguete. Bus fare is ~P120 (one-way).
From there, ride a motorbike (habal-habal) going to the Sunflower Garden. Fare is P50 per person (one-way).
9. Dalaguete Beach Park (Casay Beach)
Edfer Villahermosa
Edfer Villahermosa
Not too many people know Dalaguete in Southern Cebu is not only popular for its scenic mountain peaks like Osmena Peak, Kandungaw Peak and Casino Peak a.k.a. the Little Chocolate Hills of Cebu. Tagged as the “Summer Capital of Cebu”, Dalaguete lives up to its tagline with this beautiful public white beach – the Dalaguete Beach Park.
Entrance fee: P30 per adult; P15 per child
Parking fee: P20
Table Rental: P250 for day use
Cottage: P350 (small); P1,500 (big)
Operating hours: 7AM to 5PM only
Contact number: (032) 253-3532
How to get there?
From the South Bus Terminal, ride any bus bound for Dalaguete. Inform the driver or conductor to drop you off at Dalaguete Beach Park (or public beach of Dalaguete). Bus fare is ~P120 (one-way).
The beach is 10-15 minutes walk away from the main road. But you can opt to ride a tricycle for P50 (good for 3pax).
10. The Beachhouse
Brenth Blake Breah
Brenth Blake Breah
Rest and comfort yourself with this newly established beach resort in Dalaguete, located at National Highway, Balud, Dalaguete, Cebu
Executive room: P3,800 /night good for 4pax or P2,800 /night good for 2pax
Standard room: P1,200 /night good for 2pax
Walk-ins are not allowed. Make sure to book first before going to the resort.
Corkage: Outside food and drinks are STRICTLY NOT allowed. They have a chef who can cook anything you want; you can also request any food or drinks.
Online booking:AirBnB — register first on AirBnB then search for “The Beachhouse in Dalaguete” to book online.
Contact numbers: (032) 484-8952 / 0936 992 2773
How to get there?
It’s recommended to bring your own vehicle for convenience. You may navigate via Waze and search for “The Beachhouse” in Dalaguete.
If you opt to commute, just ride a bus going to Dalaguete from the South Bus Terminal. The resort is not yet popular among bus drivers, so just inform the driver to drop you off 300 meters past Ocean Bay Resort in Dalaguete. Or better navigate via Waze while on your way.
So, be revitalize away from the drains of reality through Dalaguete’s fascinating beauties. Make your summer worthwhile, with these 10 Splendors of Dalaguete.
